Bookbird: world of children's books

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  Año 2020, Vol. 58, Número 2

  • Expanding Our Global Awareness through an Introduction to Russian Children’s Literature

    Petros Panaou, Janelle Mathis

    págs. 1-1

    

  • Everything Is New: The Publishers, the Authors, and Most Important, the Readers

    Ekaterina Asonova, Olga Bukhina, Irina Mikhailovna Leyn

    págs. 1-12

    

  • Postcards

    págs. 12-13

    

  • Soviet Children’s Literature of the “Thaw” Period: Discoveries and Utopias

    Maria Mayofis, Dmitry Uskov, Olga Bukhina

    págs. 13-24

    

  • Nat Pinkerton: A Missing Genre in Russian Children’s Literature

    Svetlana Maslinskaya, Kirill Maslinsky

    págs. 25-33

    

  • Interview with Nina Dashevskaya: Changing the World through Young Readers

    Alyazia Khalifa

    págs. 34-37

    

  • Interview with Russian Illustrator Anastasia Arkhipova

    Olga Monina, Anna Zolotareva, Irina Mikhailovna Leyn

    págs. 38-43

    

  • Illustrated Books Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: A Conversation with Eight Russian Illustrators

    Olga Monina, Olga Mäeots, Anastasia Arkhipova, Irina Mikhailovna Leyn

    págs. 44-51

    

  • Children’s Literature in Russia: Publishers’ Perspectives

    Olga Muravieva, Angela Lebedeva, Anastasia Pimkina, Tatiana Lukonina, Max Tompson

    págs. 52-59

    

  • The Children’s Book Festival LiteraTula, in the Homeland of Leo Tolstoy

    Irina Rocheva, Natalia Medved

    págs. 60-61

    

  • The Children’s Library of Pospelikhinsky District of Altai Krai: “Read and Win”

    Svetlana Lublinskaya, Irina Mikhailovna Leyn

    págs. 62-64

    

  • Children’s Booktube as a Modern Technology to Promote Books and Reading

    Elizaveta Zapiataia, Irina Mikhailovna Leyn

    págs. 65-66

    

  • We Are Different but We Are Together: Implementing the Project Azbuka v Rossii

    Guriya Osmanova, Natalia Malkina

    págs. 67-69

    

  • Russian Children Making Picturebooks in Foreign Languages

    Olga Mäeots

    págs. 70-71

    

  • National Electronic Children’s Library: A Living History of Russian Children’s Literature

    Ilya Gavrishin, Sofia Kazakova

    págs. 72-74

    

  • Portrayals of Disability in the Circle of Teenage Reading of the Twenty-First Century

    Anna Godiner, Alexander A. Kharitonov

    págs. 76-79

    

  • Translated Children’s Books in Russia

    Olga Mäeots

    págs. 80-83

    

  • Sergei Aleksandrovich Alimov: An Incredible Artist and Creator

    Alina Lazareva, Ismail Amirov

    págs. 84-85

    

  • Focus IBBY

    Liz Page

    págs. 86-91